A&A representative will greet you at the airport arrival hall with your name card when you arrive at the New Delhi Airport. In order to transport you to your hotel, he will be accompanied by the driver and an incredible SUV. Our staff will also help you check in smoothly when you arrive at the hotel and give you any travel-related papers you need. Spend the night at the New Delhi hotel.

After a leisurely breakfast, head to the airport in the morning to catch a flight at 05:55, arriving in Nagpur at 07:40. After a two-hour trip, visitors can check into the resort at the Pench National Park Post. After lunch, passengers might do the afternoon jeep safari on their journey to the national Park. The resort also provides dinner and overnight accommodations for visitors.

In addition to meals and an overnight stay at the resort, there are plans for morning and afternoon jeep and bus tiger safaris to Pench National Park. The tropical dry deciduous teak is mixed with the 758 square kilometers of tropical wet deciduous forest in Southern India—numerous streams and "nallahs," most seasonal, crisscross the region.

Several water pools known locally as "dohs" act as watering holes for the wild animals, even though the Pench River dries up at the end of April. The only significant water supply during the pinch time is the Pench Reservoir in the Park's middle. Due to the large concentration of prey along the Pench River, the watering holes are the most excellent spots to see tigers. This is where tigers typically pursue their prey. Although they are usually found in the periphery, leopards can occasionally be sighted in the deep forest. Pench, Cheetal, and Sambar are frequently observed grazing in open areas along roadsides, riverbanks, and reservoirs. In the Park, jackals can be spotted foraging for food. The Reserve's Chhedia, Jamtara, Bodanala, and Pyorthadi regions are home to packs of up to 15 or more wild dogs. Pench, Cheetal, and Sambar are frequently observed grazing in open areas along roadsides, riverbanks, and reservoirs. In the Park, jackals can be spotted foraging for food. The Reserve's Chhedia, Jamtara, Bodanala, and Pyorthadi regions are home to packs of up to 15 or more wild dogs.

 You may drive to Kanha National Park four to five hours after doing a morning jeep tiger safari in Pench National Park. When visitors arrive at the Park, they can check into the Kanha Resort, where they can have dinner and spend the night.

occurs in the Park. This is the Kipling nation he eloquently described in his Jungle Book. The lodge provides a packed breakfast, which is provided at a specific location and spread out on the Safari vehicle's bonnet. Savor your morning meal while exploring Kanha National Park's environment. If you have not yet found the elusive Tiger, keep searching for him while taking in the revitalizing surroundings. Around 11:30 a.m., return from Safari. Lunch is served, and you can freshen up. Arrive at the lodge around 6 p.m. after a full day of Safari. Spend the night at the lodge after dinner.

Kanha National Park morning jeep safari. Drive to Bandhavgarh for six hours after lunch. After you arrive, check into the lodge, have dinner, and spend the night there.

Tiger safari in the morning and afternoon at Bandhavgarh National Park. Go ahead and spend the night at the lodge. Bandhavgarh is divided into three core zones: Khitauli, Tala, and Magadhi. During the Safari, you will visit these areas. The fort is situated in the Tala zone, the oldest area of Bandhavgarh National Park. A well-liked tourist location is Shesh Shaiya, a revered figure of Vishnu from the tenth century. Shesh Shiya is the birthplace of the Charan Ganga River, which flows through the Park and across several vast meadows. Here are several caverns from the eleventh century known as Bari Gufa. Grasslands and mixed dense forest cover are what set the Magdhi region apart. Sukhi Patiha, Dabhadhole, Charkpwaha, and Murdhawa are natural and artificial watering holes in Magdhi. Magdhi has become the most popular spot in Bandhavgarh to see tigers in recent years. Tiger sightings have increased recently in the Khitauli zone, which is more of a dry-deciduous forest. Elephants are frequently spotted in the area because they have abundant food in the form of bamboo cover.

In the morning and afternoon, visitors are escorted to Bandhavgarh National Park for a tiger safari. The robust tiger population in Bandhavgarh National Park is its most notable feature. It was here that the renowned White Tigers of Rewa were found. Leopards, Blue Bulls, Indian Gaur (Bison), Chausingha (Four Horned Antelopes), Spotted Deer, Sambar Deer, exotic Boar, Sloth Bears, Fox, Jackals, Wild Dogs, and more are among the Park's numerous exotic attractions. The Park is home to over 250 bird species and at least 22 animal species. Ratel, Porcupine, Small Indian Civet, Palm Squirrel, Lesser Bandicoot rat, Jungle Cat, and timid Hyenas are among the numerous creatures that may be found in Bandhavgarh. Caves carved out of the sandstone north of the fort are the Park's oldest indication of human settlement. A number of them have Brahmi inscriptions from the first century B.C. The fort was governed by several dynasties, including the Maghas in the first century A.D., the Vakatakas in the third century A.D., and The Chandela Kings, among the many dynasties that governed Bandhavgarh after that. Gradually, Bandhavgarh grew increasingly desolate until the forest took over, and it was turned into a royal hunting reserve. The Maharaja kept Bandhavgarh as his private property until 1968 when he turned it over to the state to create the National Park. Following the establishment of the Park, hunting and poaching were controlled, and the animal population increased significantly. Notably, the population of tigers increased, and the 1986 addition gave them the much-needed forest space they needed. The resort offers lodging for visitors who choose to stay overnight.

Jeep tiger safari in the morning to the Bandhavgarh tiger reserve. After the Safari, head to Jabalpur for lunch before catching a flight back to New Delhi. Our representative will greet you at the airport in New Delhi, assist you with check-in, and make sure you have a comfortable night's sleep. Spend the night in a New Delhi hotel.

After a leisurely breakfast, check out of the hotel and make your way to New Delhi International Airport to catch your flight home.